We believe when someone is empowered to realize their potential, thriving becomes more than a possibility. By giving individuals the tools to build their independence, pathways open and achieving new heights becomes reality.
Whether through life skills or job training, employment placement or meal delivery, we help individuals with disabilities and seniors recognize that they are more than able to live self-sufficiently.
Our Programs
Our Social Enterprises
Feeding and
connecting seniors
Teaching and
training adults with disabilities
Preparing meals and treats for seniors, schools, and businesses
Producing custom screen-printed and embroidered shirts and accessories
Providing grounds services for commercial properties
Our Programs
Our Social Enterprises
Feeding and
connecting seniors
Teaching and
training adults with disabilities
Preparing meals and treats for seniors, schools, and businesses
Producing custom screen-printed and embroidered shirts and accessories
Providing grounds services for commercial properties
Our latest stories
Where There’s a Will, There’ll Be a Way
Welcome to my world, I’m young, 23 years old and a recent college graduate. The next step as one traditionally assumes, might be to find your dream job (preferably high paying!) to make ends meet in Honolulu, our beautiful city. But what if you cannot verbally communicate, have a hard time getting around and your muscles are stiff due to a disability? It throws a wrench in what is traditionally expected of a young adult. Again, welcome to my world.
Mahalo Volunteers!
April 16-22 is National Volunteer Appreciation Week – a time to recognize the contributions and impact of volunteers who selflessly give their time and efforts to better the communities they live in. While no words can convey the abundance of appreciation we feel, Lanakila Pacific celebrates and honors our volunteers – not just this week, but every day of the year.
Keeping Our Kupuna Connected
When she’s not in class brushing up on her foreign language skills or jet-setting around the globe, Mona spends her days in retirement building community with other Hawaii seniors. With more free time on her hands, Mona decided to seek community with the support of Lanakila Meals on Wheels.
Where There’s a Will, There’ll Be a Way
Welcome to my world, I’m young, 23 years old and a recent college graduate. The next step as one traditionally assumes, might be to find your dream job (preferably high paying!) to make ends meet in Honolulu, our beautiful city. But what if you cannot verbally communicate, have a hard time getting around and your muscles are stiff due to a disability? It throws a wrench in what is traditionally expected of a young adult. Again, welcome to my world.
Mahalo Volunteers!
April 16-22 is National Volunteer Appreciation Week – a time to recognize the contributions and impact of volunteers who selflessly give their time and efforts to better the communities they live in. While no words can convey the abundance of appreciation we feel, Lanakila Pacific celebrates and honors our volunteers – not just this week, but every day of the year.
Keeping Our Kupuna Connected
When she’s not in class brushing up on her foreign language skills or jet-setting around the globe, Mona spends her days in retirement building community with other Hawaii seniors. With more free time on her hands, Mona decided to seek community with the support of Lanakila Meals on Wheels.